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Front Page ... 10 years for the Aamodt case, the Abeyta case and another lawsuit that would resolve the Navajo Nation's water rights claims in the San Juan River basin. The Aamodt legislation supported by New Mexico's congressional delegation would authorize the secretary of the Interior to develop ... ... of water rights each year. It contends its application to transfer well water represents a small portion of overall irrigation water in the Pecos River Basin, and that would come from marginal farming. A water consultant for the company, Mustafa Chudnoff, said the pipeline's effects will ... ... each year. The company contends its application to transfer well water represents a small portion of overall irrigation water in the Pecos River Basin, and that would come from marginal farming. Opponents are not convinced. The Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District, for example, argues ... ... of water rights each year. It contends its application to transfer well water represents a small portion of overall irrigation water in the Pecos River Basin, and that would come from marginal farming. A water consultant for the company, Mustafa Chudnoff, said the pipeline's effects will be ... ... of water rights each year. It contends its application to transfer well water represents a small portion of overall irrigation water in the Pecos River Basin, and that would come from marginal farming. A water consultant for the company, Mustafa Chudnoff, said the pipeline's effects will be ... ... ;s San Juan-Chama Project could be left in the river to support the minnow. The water, which is piped across the Continental Divide from the Colorado River Basin, has served as a supply of extra water in the Rio Grande system. The Albuquerque Bernalillo County Water Utility Authority began diverting ... ... contends its application to transfer well water, submitted in February, represents a small portion of overall water for irrigation in the Pecos River Basin, and that water would be transferred from marginal farming. The 6,600 acre-feet would be moved from about 4,800 acres of the 180,000 acres now farmed ... ... . The project, when completed, will pump the Santa Fe area's share of San Juan-Chama water, which is piped to New Mexico from the Colorado River basin, out of the Rio Grande and to Santa Fe homes and businesses. Getting out of the way of the birds and stopping work “at or near ... ... contends its application to transfer well water, submitted in February, represents a small portion of overall water for irrigation in the Pecos River Basin, and that water would be transferred from marginal farming. The 6,600 acre-feet would be moved from about 4,800 acres of the 180,000 acres now farmed ... ... of the National Academy of Sciences, comes as New Mexico's major population centers are increasingly depending on water from the Colorado River Basin to replace dwindling groundwater supplies. Albuquerque late last year began drinking water from the San Juan-Chama project, which brings water from ...default.htm
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH: N.M. Senators File Measure To Settle Aamodt Suit
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH: 35 Protests Filed Against Proposed Pipeline
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: 35 Protests Filed Against Pipeline Plan
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: 35 Protests Filed Against N.M. Water Transfer
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: 33 Protests Filed Against Proposed N.M. Water Transfer
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Fish Biologists Are Optimistic that the Silvery Minnow Will Recover After Being Close to Extinction
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH: Agency Joins Pipeline Opposition
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ABQJOURNAL NORTH: Birds Divert Work on Buckman Project
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Opposition Grows to Water Transfer to Santa Fe
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ABQJOURNAL NEWS/STATE: Usage of Colorado River's Water 'Unsustainable'
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